Henry Hill: The fate of the UUP is a warning to Scotland’s Conservatives
Henry Hill is a British Conservative and Unionist activist, and author of the blog Dilettante. Follow Henry on Twitter. He is also editor… Read more »
Garvan Walshe: Make aid to Egypt conditional on credible observers for this month’s elections
Follow Garvan on Twitter. The all too brief appearance made by a Mr Pamuk in Downton Abbey, I’m sorry to… Read more »
Stephan Shakespeare: Don’t believe the polls that say gay marriage means certain doom for the Conservative Party
Stephan is CEO of YouGov. Follow Stephan on Twitter. Sometimes polling is misleading rather than illuminative – especially if one… Read more »
Henry Hill: A question of Scotland’s referendum question
Henry Hill is a British Conservative and Unionist activist, and author of the blog Dilettante. Follow Henry on Twitter. He is also editor… Read more »
Garvan Walshe: We may not be interested in ungoverned spaces, but they are interested in us
Garvan Walshe was National and International Security Policy Adviser for the Conservative Party until 2008. He is now studying for… Read more »
Paul Goodman: Adolescent views, mature art. Desire and memory at war in Pinter’s Old Times
By Paul GoodmanFollow Paul on Twitter. This being a conservative site, it's necessary to say at the start it's possible to… Read more »
Garvan Walshe: What Israel’s electoral upset means
Garvan Walshe was National and International Security Policy Adviser for the Conservative Party until 2008. He is now studying for… Read more »
Henry Hill: Why is Labour standing clear of Northern Irish politics?
Henry Hill is a British Conservative and Unionist activist, and author of the blog Dilettante. Follow Henry on Twitter. He is also editor of… Read more »
Stephan Shakespeare: Voters are now slightly more likely to vote for Cameron’s re-election but they won’t vote to leave the EU
Stephan Shakespeare is Chief Executive of YouGov. Follow Stephan on Twitter. In a few hours, David Cameron will make a… Read more »
Welcome to Gloomsville, George Osborne
By Peter HoskinFollow Peter on Twitter It must be particularly difficult for George Osborne to get out of bed this week… Read more »
Paul Goodman: Bowie, whose story has touched both fascism and communism, gazes beyond politics towards death
This, written by Paul Goodman, is the second entry in a new ConservativeHome column focusing on culture. It is edited… Read more »
Henry Hill: Why Scotland ought to matter for the Conservatives in 2015
Henry Hill is a British Conservative and Unionist activist, and author of the blog Dilettante. Follow him on Twitter here. He is also… Read more »
Stephan Shakespeare: People can radically change their minds in an instant, and not even notice
This is the second of a series of five myths and truths of polling from Stephan Shakespeare. Last week he… Read more »
Garvan Walshe: What do the protests over “Southern Weekend” mean for China?
Garvan Walshe was National and International Security Policy Adviser for the Conservative Party until 2008. He is now studying for… Read more »
Peter Hoskin: Why is Hollywood turning right?
This is the first entry in a new ConservativeHome column focusing on culture. It will be edited by Peter Hoskin,… Read more »